STōK Cold Brew Coffee

STōK Cold Brew Coffee is a prominent brand in the ready-to-drink coffee category, known for its "low and slow" brewing process that steeps beans for 10 hours at lower temperatures to achieve a bold yet smooth profile. The brand originated in Broomfield, Colorado, where it was developed with a focus on high-quality Arabica beans and a craft-oriented approach to coffee. This ethos is reflected in their "Colorado State of Mind" branding, which emphasizes creativity and exploration.

Today, STōK is owned by Danone North America, a subsidiary of the French multinational food giant Danone. Under Danone's stewardship, the brand has seen significant expansion, including the opening of major bottling facilities such as a $65 million plant in Jacksonville, Florida. While the brand has its roots in the United States, its products are manufactured in multiple locations across North America to meet growing regional demand, including facilities in the U.S. and Canada. The beans used in the brew are sourced globally, primarily from Rainforest Alliance Certified farms in Colombia, Nicaragua, and Brazil.